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Lin An Tai Historical House and Museum

This historic home was constructed by the Lin Family who moved to Taiwan in the 18th Century. With its sloping roofs and central courtyard, this house is one of the region's oldest, and is a rare example of a traditional Chinese home. A crescent pool guards the gate, while inside, a treasure trove of carvings and other architectural details tell the tale of the family that once resided here. Interestingly, the Lin An Tai home was actually built in a different part of Taipei City in 1783 and was relocated to its current location nearly 200 years later to prevent its demolition and make way for development.

Fort San Domingo

One of the few remaining buildings in Taiwan with such an extensive history, Fort San Domingo has withstood over four centuries of change. The fort was originally established by the Spanish as a wooden structure in the 17th Century and later rebuilt by the Dutch in stone. Over the years, the fort has been variously controlled by the Chinese, Americans, Australians, Japanese, and was even a British consulate for a period of time. Each added something to the structure, transforming the very fort itself into an architectural medley that chronicles the island's colorful history. Fort San Domingo is now open to the public and continues to stand tall over Tamsui River like a storied gift from the past.

Party World KTV

A world without music is a very dull and boring one. For music-lovers, both shy and unshy alike, Party World KTV offers you a place to sing out and connect with the songs through each word at your own comfort. It's open 24 hours and has several rooms where you can have your own private place. For less than 600NTD per person, you get four hours with unlimited finger food and non-alcoholic drinks. Their song list includes English, Chinese and Japanese songs, as well as many more genres to choose from. Party World has branches all over Taiwan, and it's easy to see why they are popular!

Museum of Damshui Fishgoodies (Yu Zang Wen Hua Guan)

Another one of places to visit when one is in Dansui is the Museum of Tamsui Fishgoodies. It is located along the port and very easily accessible. Though the name sounds a bit peculiar, this is actually a place dedicated into researching everything from the catching, packaging and selling of fish. The name "Yu Zang" literally means a hiding place for fishes. Who would have thought a center can be built specially for the study of fishes? - Maria Tan

Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf

Anchored by the illuminated arch of Lovers Bridge, the Fisherman's Wharf is a bustling locale in Tamsui. Perched at the cusp of the Tamsui River and the East China Sea, this popular tourist destination is engulfed by a constellation of vendors selling fresh seafood, riverside restaurants, and shops brimming with unique finds. As the sun sets, the sky is transformed into a medley of warm hues and the Lovers Bridge is lit-up in a myriad of colors. Abuzz with an inviting energy throughout the day, the Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf is romantic getaway for foodies.

Dansui Old Street

If you're looking for more history and culture, you can walk along Zhongzheng historic street. Located very near to Dansui MRT station, it offers you not only relics, but also the yummy traditional goods, such as shrimp rolls, fish crisp, a-gei (a kind of meat pastry), fish balls and iron eggs. Be sure to also try these local snacks since they will surely satisfy your hunger and curiosity! It is common to see a family laughing together while enjoying the tasty snacks while strolling this exciting street. - Maria Tan

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